摘要整理

市場概要

競爭分析

市場趨勢

市場範圍

市場發展

報告主要的更新內容

調查手法

版本履歷

調查手法

顱內壓 (ICP) 監測市場

簡介

適應症

水腦症

腦水腫

用途

併發症

市場概要

市場分析與預測

ICP傳感器系統的整體市場

ICP排液設備市場

先進ICP監控設備的整體市場

一般ICP消耗品的整體市場

推動因素·阻礙因素

推動市場要素

市場阻礙因素

競爭市場佔有率分析

簡稱

目錄

Product Code: iDATA_USPME17_MC_IPM

The total market for ICP monitoring includes ICP transducers, drainage kits, advanced monitoring technologies and disposables as well as universal disposables that can be used by both basic and advanced technologies. Advanced ICP monitoring is driven by sales of disposables, namely access kits and ventricular catheters, as well as transducers. ICP sensors and transducers require the use of a monitor that is separate from a patient's multi-parameter bedside monitor; however, there is generally provision to integrate the two systems in order to enable surveillance through a single, often networked, monitoring platform. Some advanced monitors also carry the option of monitoring cerebral tissue oxygen saturation and can be synced with the both the ICP and multi-parameter monitors to ensure that all relevant measurements are readily available. While sales of ICP monitors with tissue oxygen saturation have added value to the advanced monitoring market it still represents a minority of the ICP advanced monitoring segment revenue. Over the forecast period this revenue mix is expected to shift in favor of the disposables as demand for ICP monitoring and CSF management increases and basic external monitoring procedures continue to dominate.

The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) acts as a cushion between the brain and the skull. In healthy individuals, it is circulated though the brain and its ventricles, the spine and the circulatory system. However, there are cases where the amount of CSF surrounding the brain changes significantly. As a result, intracranial pressure (ICP) can increase to damaging levels. If left untreated, significant levels of discomfort and pain as well as the onset of more severe complications such as loss of consciousness, blindness and brain damage can result. It is important to note that ICP levels can also become abnormally low; however, these cases are extremely rare. In the event of low ICP levels, similar symptoms are shown.

Other applications of ICP monitoring include the diagnosis of conditions such as benign intracranial hypertension, management of neurological cases, and guidance of follow-up therapy. Complications resulting from unchecked increases or decreases in ICP can include convulsions or even death.